Desk-to-Dinner looks with Dermablend and L’Oréal Paris
Asha-Lee Bembridge's L'Oréal desk look by make-up artist ShaniceNelson: L'Oréal True Match foundation C6 Soft Sable, True Match powderW7 Caramel Beige, Lash Paradise washable mascara and Colour RicheShine lipstick 904 Varnished Rosewood
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November 8, 2019

Desk-to-Dinner looks with Dermablend and L’Oréal Paris

No longer compelled to choose between a career and a social life, the modern woman is confident she can have it all, and look fabulous while doing it. Achieving this, however, is no easy task, and some struggle with finding a balance between office-friendly make-up and after-work dinner glam. As the festive season approaches and the Christmas dinner invitations file in, we anticipate an increase in corporate functions that will require ladies to leave their desks and head straight to the party. Fret not, transitioning your daytime make-up look just got simpler as Under the Dryer (UTD) has commissioned the beauty consultants Shanice Nelson and Kimone Wauchope at Fontana Pharmacy Barbican to share tips on how to go from desk to dinner in a few simple steps.

Check back with the UTD team next week as we up the ante with two festive night-time beauty looks from Dermablend and L’Oréal Paris.

FontanaPharmacyBarbican SalesEscort Asha-LeeBembridge beforeher make-uptransformation
For the desk look makeupartist Shanice Nelsonfocuses on bold brows and askin-like finish for the base.After defining the brows withthe Jordan Shape n’ Tameretractable brow pencil 05Brunette she blends LA GirlPro Concealer in the shadewarm honey with an EcoToolsdouble-sided brush from theEnhancing Eye Set.
FontanaPharmacyBarbican beautyconsultantShanice Nelsonapplies theL’Oréal ParisTrue Matchfoundationin shade C6Soft Sablewith a BeautyCreationsdefinedbuffer brushto Asha-LeeBembridge. Thewater-basedfoundationis ideal fordaytime wear.
Make-up artist Shanice Nelson uses a large,dome-shaped powder brush for quick, lightweightpowder application on Asha-Lee Bembridge. Herpowder of choice is the L’Oréal Paris True Matchpowder in W7 Caramel Beige.
A winged liner addsdrama to the dinnerlook.
Make-up artist Shanice Nelson ups thewattage with bronze sparkle from the BeautyCreations Baked Pops highlighter palette.
Fontana Pharmacy Barbican Marketing ManagerStephanie Smith, before her make-up transformation
Dinner look on Asha-Lee Bembridge by Fontana make-up artist ShaniceNelson
Make-up artist Kimone Wauchopeapplies the Dermablend ProfessionalInsta-Grip Jelly Primer to FontanaPharmacy Barbican MarketingManager Stephanie Smith’s face.
Make-up artist and Fontana Pharmacy Barbican Beauty Consultant Kimone Wauchope endorsesthe Dermablend Power-Setter 2-in-1 Set + Refresh Makeup Setting Spray.
Beauty Creations Seduce Me eyeshadow palette is used totransform the look from desk to dinner.
Stephanie Smith’s Dermablend desk look by make-up artist KimoneWauchope: Dermablend Professional Insta-Grip jelly primer, Cover CremeChroma 6 Chocolate Brown, loose setting powder – Warm Saffron andDermablend Power-Setter 2-in-1 Set + Refresh Makeup Setting Spray
Stephanie Smith has ashy dermatosis, apigmentation disorder which causes a bluish-greydiscolouration of the skin. Make-up artist KimoneWauchope uses the Dermablend ProfessionalCover Creme, a full-coverage foundation, createdby dermatologists for skin conditions.
Make-up artist Kimone Wauchope lines the lipwith the LA Girl colours lip pencil in the shadechocolate.
Make-up artist Kimone Wauchope uses the LA Girl Fineline Eyelinerin black to create a winged liner as she transforms the simple deskappropriateeyeshadow look to a bold dinner look.
Fontana Pharmacy Barbican marketing manager Stephanie Smith’s finaldinner look (Photos: Joseph Wellington)

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